As you said in the other thread it's his honesty that's very refreshing to see compared to the last bunch of tossers. They just governed with the sole aim of being re-elected. They didn't give a stuff what the long term negative effects their actions would have on the country.

Not sure that re-election was their SOLE aim, UK Man . Don't forgot their very diligent job of completing Xtina's thievery.

I think he meant reelection to keep robbing

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I think he meant reelection to keep robbing

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Not sure that re-election was their SOLE aim, UK Man . Don't forgot their very diligent job of completing Xtina's thievery.

They've also been very adept at gaining supporters over the years by handing out gratuities to keep them loyal. Probaly explains how they managed to get the sizeable vote they got.

Is gratuity the new word for a bribe?

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The government annulled the decree signed by Alberto Fernández to grant himself custody abroad.

Fuck yeah!

Custody of what?

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Custody of what?

Wads of cash?

Custodio - bad translation of the Spanish word custodio

Which means bodyguard or security.

Ah. Alberto approved his own bodyguard detail.

Why would he need that abroad? It is the people here who have reason to wish him ill.

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Ah. Alberto approved his own bodyguard detail.

Why would he need that abroad? It is the people here who have reason to wish him ill.

Most Europeans won't have a clue who the hell he is anyway.

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I'm enjoying watching Milei dismantle the state apparatus which is engineered to benefit only friends and family of those in power.

He's going to sell off state assets including public buildings, state run companies, vehicles and even make politicians and civil servants pay for their own transport and mobile phones. Quite right!

My missus is loving it!!

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Most Europeans won't have a clue who the hell he is anyway.

There is plenty of Argentinians in Spain that will recognize him and insult him.

Don't you recall the Ministry of Health that had us "incarcerated" in our own homes while he was giving away VIP vaccines?

Insultos y reproches a Ginés González García en una estación de servicio porteña

El exministro de Salud fue increpado verbalmente por un grupo de personas en San Telmo cuando ingresó a un local

www.lanacion.com.ar

Hmmm...

We have a saying in France......Plus ça change..plus c'est le mème chose....

‘Prison or bullet’: new Argentina government promises harsh response to protest

President Javier Milei and his allies are preparing new security guidelines in anticipation of protests against currency devaluation

www.theguardian.com

Cordialement,